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BURIED AEIYE. !.
AN OLD MANS nonsIpLE DEATH.
Tho iiody OF William Duffy Found In nn En-
hankmout Where It hus Lain for Over
n Munt,i-Thp People Of Glenn's Isun
Lnve II Sensation to Talk About,

Yesterday morning as Peter Berry, who
lives In that part OF Rtchland dlssrics In
the northern part Of the county, known 90
Glepn'a Run, about four miles above this
city, was walking along the banks Of the
iuu, n stream that comes down from the
high hills and nj times ia quiet, lsbbllng
brook and at other times rushing torrent
that washes the banks away and carries de-
vastalion with It, when he saw aticklng out
from the high bank OF sand and clay, near
where the run empties into the Ohio, q
pair Of boots that had evidently become
exposed by reason OF the washing and
caving away OF the sand. On making an
Investigation ho was Mortified to find that
the boots were filed with human feet and
lege. He at once started oil to notify his
ne!ghbors, and aend word Ia the city 10,
Coroner Schultz. That Official received
worl by telephone from Station B Of the
Wheeling Natural Gas line and arrived a,
the run about 80 o'clock, where he found
quite crowd collected. 80
Orders wers ut once given to dig the
body out and this was done after two
hours hard work, 1t being difficult un.
dertsking owing TO tho caving clay banks
The remains were found 10 DO those oil
William Duffy who has been missing since
about three weeks before Christmas. lie
was man about 85 years old, ,widowcr,
who has been about that locality for some
time working for the farmers and garden
ORG. He waslast employed on Mr.. Garden
place. He WIS addicted to liquor and or
the day he go mysteriously disappeared
was badly intoxicated, so much 3d.
that P. W. 4 Ky. conductor refused tc
allow him to. get on his train te
come 10 the city. After that he probably
started to walk back to Gardens and
while passing by the place where his re-
mains were found, was caught by cave.iu
and buried alive, death being caused by
suaocat:on. An examination Of the bank
showed thata big slide had taken place
not long since. y y Y IaIi
After considerable trouble Coroner
Schul1ze arranged to have : the remains
brought hero and placed in Mendel't
undertaking establishment: they will bt
buried to-day. Duffy Is said 10 have a
son living at Hol!iday's Cove in Hancock
county. %,FNU 1..n-NI|@rMEt
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- y. nnnal La-uN.plL
REMIT SANTLkY AT THE GRAND.

. ~A~ $500 s"hNAs ~
This weeks buainess at the Grand
promises to BIO something enormous. The
famous Ren.z.Santley burleseue novelty
company commences this evening an en-
gagement ofaix nights and two matinees.
Tho company Is said to be better and 10
present more novel specialties than ever,
and an important fsct--one that should
DO noted, Is that It's programme is eaid to
be perfectly clean one. Id place OF the
insipid first part, "Our Yachting Party
starts the fun. George Blnke opens the
olio with a clever turn. The sensational
Partisan dancers, Mile. Dorst and Mona.
Oresta, do new and startling act. Sand
ford and Wilson, old-time favorltes, do a
great black.face specially. The Iunon
sisters do some clever dancing; eight pret.
ty, girls in a character change act; North
and Hall, duetista; the vanishing lady.
and Vabyeau, make up two hours Of
bright specialties. "Our Minnie" q bur.
lesqu'e on "Erminie" by. the entire COM
pany, concludes the enjoyable perform
ancs. The ladies are good looking, and
the costuming gorgeous, and the singing
is reported as high above the average.
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.Catarrh to CONSUMPTION,

Catarrh In its destructive force stands next tc
and undoubtedly leads on to consumption: II t.
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
fearful diEcase should not make It the object d
tAelt lives 70 RID themselves ri 1t. Deceptive rem
edies cotcocted BY ignorant pteteuders 10 medical
knowledge have. Weakened the confidence OF the
great majority Of sufferers In all advertised rene
dies They become resigned 10 a life Of misery
IAtives ~ t,i!t - ty'f'i u $3.50 "IT1 j =
d BIT this will never do. Cata,,h must DO met a,
every stare and combated with NIL our might. In
many cases the disease hiss usumcd dangerous
symptoms: TIC bones and cartilage Of the nose,
the organs Of hearing, OF seeing and OF tasting 81
affected as to be uselcss the uyula 30 elongated
tho threat 50 Unframed and irrilated as to produce
Baniord's Redical Cule meets every phase Of ca.
tarsh, from simple head cold 10 Inc most loath,
some aud destructive stages. It Is local and con.
Eutn;anL. Instant in relieving, p0rman ent In
curing. safe. economical and ncver.lailing d
Each package contains one bottle OF tho Radical
Inhaler, with treatise; .psice 81 5l.5 5s - Il.;T'
PoTTEa DRuo AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston. hi. Il,
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A special to the Cincinnati Commercial
Gaelie from Millersburs, dated ihe Olaf
inst. says: Charles ". 'McSibben: 4 of
Wheeling W.Na., and Miss Emma Ack-
ret Of this place, were married last even
ing at the home Of the bride. They imme-
diately lett tor. their homo in Wheeling, i
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The Devil votCa on 10th Sides.

Yesterday Rov. J. O. Hull, pastor OF the
Ohapline street church, in a sermon OF
tho text: "Thou shalt not follow mul
titude TODD evil, "aaid: eli the statement
OF our Mayor Is true, there are two hun.
dred houses Of prostitution in the city
and there are one hundred and thirty
liquor saloons. And yet, before another
Sunday, men, that call themselves Christ.
ians, will cast ballots that cannot be dis.
tinguished from those cast by;t proprie.
tors and patrons Of these placea. And
your Guardian angel, II he hasn't already
left you, will turn away his face and say,
'Shame!'s And the devil will laugh at
your idoa that the other. party Is worse
than yours. He votes on both pides and
doesn't care which wins y !. i.i5 Z
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Brass Baa.ls-<ittautlaal

.persons starting Brass or String Band
will serve their own interests by writing to
q. Kleber & Bro, No. SOC Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa, for illustrated catalogues
OF their instruments. Klebers carry the
largest stock OF Musical Goods in Western
Pennsylvania, and are prepared to furnish
bids on complete sets Of horns, or on single
Instruments, in Gold, Silver and Brass
Prices lower than any other house. ruaw
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Lnst Nights Concert.

The rehearsal concert given by the
Opera House orchestra at Germania hall
last evening, one Of its series of semi
monthly affairs of this kind being given
this season, was we'll attended notHith-
standing the disagreesble weather. As
usual the music was very much. enjoyed,
The. programme was a popular one and
fairly we'll rendered. The public would
not object II the orchestra would render
more OF, its new and lively music between
acts ct the performances given ct the Opera
House. Last nights programme was as
follows: q al, & ss,Fl.f ~ q. ~,
MarchT"George Victor .....-.....-..F. Hermann
Fantasia 0rerturc-"Danse,s and Joys d the Fire
~, bEgH!e' We1dc
Waltz-rEn PEASANT Bella fagyoelgy
Polka for cornGt Solo" Position d. Amour
,%:::......;; eunlanu.
Selection from 'Sanon r. Gcnee
Pantasia-The Drummer's Hir' 49,. Olney
Parnphase 80 bleib' bel ner ..H Il. Creutzteldt
Ga'op Whcelsmen". s.rapss
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EVERY one knows that cocoa is an excel.
lent tonic. Taken in the morning, at
breakfast, it has no equal for nutrition
and strengthening qualities; but it can be
taken with advantage at any time. o It is
especially recommended :, for nursing
mothers, t. whom:it5 benefits ARE inyalu.
able. Unfortunately cocoa lis sometimes
mixed with starch, arrovroot or sugar, and
thus loses great part Of it's special prop
critics; hence, great care should be taken
to p1ccnte the best In the market. Bakers
Breakfast Cocoa and Chocolate prepara-
tons have long been the standard Of ex-
cellence, and are guaranteed absolutely
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Turner Hall WAS well filled last night
with an audience mainly composed Of Ger
man citizens and their families who had
blaved the Indictment weather to
hear, Professor NJ. Bachrnch' lee.
turej & upon his personal experience
and observations as a political exile to
Siberia. He was listened to with the most
intense interest, and those who UNDER
stood the German language we're charmed
with the speakers effective manner and
powers Of description. ~ y; - 4 :ytl.,
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q BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Obj 1a.t !
onicm Nos. 2S aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
Now Adyortisem cnts,

Attention, Plumed knights.
For Rcnt-Bcsfrubic Residence. ....,..Iz
0ystets.-lseduCtio In pIce--W. o. McClu.key.
For Notwithstanding Business in Chnita
nooga, Tenn. los rGNnr -l| l
Great BarSa!u III n Fine Stock Farm ia Iowa.
Edward Larkin agent.
Ohio River lsai1oad Tine Table Third page.
Wnntcd-cOokS-lls Of Local. I'r1 -
Good Business Qrportuu1ty-E. ". Brues-uead
OF Local. So - nj =. ="
Shorthand school-WhcellnS Business College
Night School n. the Wheeling Business College,
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An eI.ConfederRte's Gard,

70 The Editor Ollie ln!e!lt1encer.
:slR=.Iam native Yirginian,served in thu
Confederate army, and OF thu sggrenap!
laid down my arms to become again
law-abiding citizen. i shot as II voted
and have no love for stsy.at-home Confed
crates; with them the war Ia never over
their phinsmusic fight will always con
tinue: am a Democrat, brt vii neye,
vote for: q; stay:at-Home Confederate 10,
any Office, especially where he would have
to aelfvsr 81 sddress Of welcome to true
soldiers at their next, re,unIon. 4 NY, ii
A greater insult could not be offered ia
either Union or Confederate soldiers thar
to compel them to listen to an official I'D.
dress Of welcome from such. a character
and'as Confederate soldier and q Demo
rrat T will not aid in inflicting sucha pun;
ishment on our spiders at their next re:
union. Will vote as ] shot-ior at1ue aud
bfaye s9!dier from the Union army s5Ft 3
Iphrrlfn1 ,LanDol 1s97. =, : ~
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho Cityt and Wheeling Foil
,.t Abrond.- ''Ss' 'hs= =

strnnEers In tho City. and Wheeling Folk
Oh Abrond. '''' 'i's5 =
Mr.. Henry speyer is in the East pur
chasing goods.
Miss Annie Clark will be the guest Of
Mics Bette Mcclure, on the leland, this
week. .,tTi... ~.
Miss Carrie Kleiner, of Moundsyille. i,
theguest Of Miss Lizzie Walthcr, Of Chap
line street. ---''
Miss Margaret Miller, Of New Jersey; IL
guest Of the family Of ]. B. McCnne, o.
tho North End. 80. :.
Mrs. Eliza Bsrklay, OF Allegheny CITY
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Otterson, 81
the South Side. XIII };I;f q
Mr.. Lambert Naegele, of the Minneapo.
lis Erie Press, accompanied by his family,
is visiting friends on Fourteenth street. 4
Mrs. W. H. Siyeter, Of Pittsburgh
formerly Miss Peirpont, OF Fsirmont, MI
be the guest OF Miss Mollie Frev this
week. d
Mr.. Ben schloss, Of San Francisco, who
makes large purchases yearly OF tho local
glass manufacturers, is at the Stamm
House, " .-r.5ts, TX, Il, ..,y.
Mr.. I. F. Jones, OF Massachusetts. one
Of the largest stockholders in the Norway
lack Company Of this city. is at the
Stamm. III si.l nj s5yG4;i,5Fs ig'fsY
Mr.. James McAdams, OF tho Fourth
ward, accompanied by his son James, will
leave to-day on pleasure trip to South.
ern California. .~''' 81 S!.55g.g "A !.
Messrs. O. F. Huber and Will Roehm.
OF Philadelphia, and E. II. Hardinchaug'
Of Cincinnati, three jolly cloth drummers
spent Sunday at the Stalnm.- 80
Miss Lizzie Pendleton has GONE tn
Washington City to spend several weeks
with her friend, Mrs. Lieut.. Miles, daugh.
ter Of the late General. Rosseau.
Miss Dollie Moore; Of Baltimore, ia OK.
pecsed here this week to again visit Mrs.
Hughes, OF tho Island. She will DO re-.
membered as a charming lady who waited
here last season. DISQUALIFICATION
& Mr.J. N. Mcnamara, busineas manager
Of ]. Fl. Haverly's famous original Masta-
don Minstrela now in their "eighth season
as moves the SUM-. is in the CITY. The
minstrels will be at the Opera; House,
February !. .,,--,l r II
ii, Capt Sam 7. Dean, tho Republican re.
moved by Cleveland from the Martins
Ferry pcstoiiice and who secured the posi.
ton Of deputy treasurer for Belmont
county, hsa been Obliged to resign, owing
TO his arm, where he waa wounded during
the war, troubling him seriously and pain.
fully. 'S'e'siS 90 f5.'.l :. =
Rev. DR.. D. A. Cunningham, PASTOR Of the
Fret Presbyterian church, has accepted
an urgent requestto address the students
at tho State University on next Thursday
evening, and he has alao agreed to remain
in Morgan.own md preach there next
Sunday. "a aIs gY}3.r33 81 M
A special to the Cincinnati Commercial
9a:elie from Millersburs, dated the elst
inst. says; Charles W: 'McKibben, Of
Wheeling, VIVA, and Miss Emma AL.
ret, Of this place, were married last even.
ing at the home Of the bride. They imme.
diately LETT tor. their home in Wheeling. :.
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' :" 80 van X /. sy5;S IS. : NJ
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In q shoe ntore window on Front street,
Charleston, two Immense shoes, about No.
It's, with the soleB turned out 10 the paxa
OF the paBserby, hear the legend: "Wcst
Virginia legislators--we greet you from the
sltop. ..nv nnjaa ~
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tt'sTuERE was IN old man Of .Tobsso, lived
on rice, Cruel and sago," he had headache
80 bad..4After he used a bottle. of Saliva
ton OIL, he could eat roast beef and
plum pudding all right. ...y-- .'-....
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], Capt Sam y. Dean, tho Republican re-
moved by Cleveland from the Martina
Ferry. postoiiice and who secured the posi-.
lion Of deputy treasurer for Belmont
county, hca been obliged to resign, owing
% his arm, where he waa wounded during
The war, troubling him seriously and pain.
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FALL and winter stock Just received.
A lull line Of Suitinss, Oyercoatings
and Pantal00nings. Also q full line OF
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
Suitings Specially. i,.sg
C. HESS s. SONS. K
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WE have introduced o new System OF
selling Watches OIL tho instnllment plAn
whereby you can secure q watch ut once
Oh easy payments. Call and Investigate.
p, JACOB y. HRUBB, JeTcler, &
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS,
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FOR g ALI: I

! J d. .
80 Acres Al wheat prairie land in r,, VA, I. :.
county Mimi. 80 - -'' 'S AZ 141a'eFss
L9s No : J. a. Zane's Addition, fronting 60 ,aot
10 law ai rnomt street ana rnaning equal width
No. ZA0 Main street, 9 rooms. 4 A y la3 7 f3
No. !an Jacob street, rooms, ~ Il \. IT.. ! \!
No. 1869 Woods street, s roorncd f,ar,o ..S
can be bought for 81 $50, -1r',S ''Ao muse,
No. 10 Sixteenth street, ',.t ,.s3eill !; :,
No. 22i7 EofF street & 4
No. GO North Front street, e 1, % II f f{,ss4$
No. s. Maryland street. a. !. 4 +; & Z L \ ,,ss'
No No. a. g an A. No TX Eighteenth street [
os!sable residence at Beach Bottom, m ~ !,
Inc q the r, W. d Ky r. r. Is miIe,s on Tine me
wheeling. consisting OF now frame harsc tT U,,3
WE'VE acres OF land will exchange Tor desirshia
Desirable Market street property, lot No IA =, y,
pa5t o. NO ~ known az l2 and i74l Market Strent
.! Sssa eee nGu Y aud dwelling 1874 Isste;
No. 6 Virginia at. = -tNH1s - . 1dl leet.
i Desirable Manufacturing Site, los In Font,
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l.DJ Oysters-Iseluction In Price.
Don't forget the great Ellis Star Brand
oysters, 10 cents per quart everywhere
o.day. q W. O. McCLusKEY, y
U .aS WaN Wholesale Agent, ir.
Y biy.5;0 ls.5. No. 5G Twelfth street.
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Cheap Excursion Tickets to tho South.
z Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in thet South : are now on sale BY
the Pan Handle route. For tickets and
further particulars call on OF address J. G,
Tomlinson. passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling W. Va. -
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.Iuall Int

Ono hundred pair Of Ladies' Button
Shoes, sizes "a and 8, will be sold regard
less Of. cost. Gall early as this is a bar.
gain. yGw " L. v, BLOND,
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT..

Immediate possession giycn: IN A&s u
no. 2lc2 Main street. store.room aud dwe)inp a
TOUT rooms, Sl3 90 month. F-r., yIr-,' ~ - g
no. ~ Sixteenth street, SIC GO a month. :
10. "a Eot st., rooms, slb.OO q mouth. -II.. 4 .
win na 1U narsos street two Office room,
- No 1872 Alley II new franc houte, rooms w H.
o. GMcCpu0Sh st., $40 90 month 40 l1HV w
10. ~ Virginia St, rooms, 81 so a month.
~ d dS9l woods street, rooms, 81 % a month y
~. " Alley Q, room, 50 % a month. $3.50 "
no. ~ !wenty-sevcnthk it 3 rooms, So % month
Possession April lst: -. W w" nontn'
az, S r. - Thirteenth street. looms and kitchen
20 lily Eoti street, rooms, Sl4 90 a month +.
no. a5 Eighteenth street, slo 90 a month. 49,
70 iao5 JACOB street, first floor, 50 90 n month
g. dSo9 Jacob street, second floor, 50 co mnn,h
~. SNsl1teenth street. rooms and attic. ala m
sevenLeenth and Woods streets. ! = = - ~" "
10. 2lo3 Main street, business house. fl N, 5,l
NO. 24o Main street. rooms. !.
NO. 2146 EoE ST., rooms, sl5,Do e,-,,-l. 8,
No; 100 Fifteenth At,sf rroms : +. - = 4 Nj,
Building known as Capitol Dining poon,. !, W
l2A aud l226 Market street. 1As WON" u NOE
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Il. T. HOWELL will be at the Hanover
House, Martins Ferry, on Tuesday to re-
ceive taxes. This is tho last chance, ,,ar-
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:. The Standard Rotary Shuttle is the
llghtest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; See advertisement
Of Edward L. Rose < Go, Il. r.. 17w1 IN
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= 3 Over 100 Varieties; Il 5 =
Of the purest and best toilet soaps made
by Colgate y Co. Cashmere Bouquet the
standard. - - n 100
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s't Oysters Reduction in Price.
Don't forget the great Ellis Star Brand
Oysters, 30 cents per quart everywhere
to-day. W: o: McCLusEEY,--t.. 80:
z, Wholesale Agent, ri,
~ a. i;5 No. So Twelfth street.
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Valuable Farm For Sale,

Irn 81 - a-.. " d
- ~, for sale the Farm owned by the late
psnsh Y, situated In Rlchland township Bel.
SM 0MnW ~ Ohio, OIL the National road. one and A
i n,&a vest Of st Clairsylle. The farm contains
1mUalered IN good state OF cnliiyniion. There Is
KY acns cleared land, tho balance timber; ab4u.
SSHAGLet IN grass On the farm arc q comfortable
other ne cessary onibuildings an apple orchard o!
TGout iour acres-trees OF good Size and variety
;tnefe % vineyard OF 1886 grape vines consist.
" numbsv OF etAer iruIt trees. peaches, plums
SSnctiles, &t. The farm Ia In an excellent neigh.
Gothood. ee,nycnicrtto schools: and, located as II
ble and plesannas o aaea ioy mnfe Tes n
WI WI % made reasonable. For further particulars
concerning the property, call on OF
auuteas mo undersigned, 81. Clais,ville, Ohio.
& OLIVIA PECK,
Exeertrir OF Daniel Peck, deceased,
Or 20 y. A. SCIfAEFEK 4 CO..
Jag ~ r Real Ehtatc Agent. Wheeling. ". Va.
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Mr.. ROBERT DOWNING.

Mr.. Charles Barton, advance agent for
Robert Downing, Was in the city Saturday.
That popular tragedian ia to play return
engagement here next Saturday afternoon
and! evening, appearing az Sparatu,, the
Gladiator, His rendition hero Of this heroic
character last September, will be remem.
beIed with pleasure by the large number
who witnessed the finished performances.
The company with. Mr.. Downing is tho
same one lie had with him before except
Mr. Frank Lane, whose place Ii: taken BY
MI. Harry Meredith, for long time lead
ing man in "Ranch TO-" The ecenesy is
allnew, being tbst used few weeks aince
run atthe Gtar in New York. Muldoon,
the wrestler, is still with tho party. u :
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Second lot Of Scotch wool underwear
Just received. For comfort there Is
nothing better. They are warranted
not 10 shrink. a. G. llESS& son. +


The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
7 A. NJ, So; Il NJ, 690;3 r. NJ, 10; I p.
NJ, 650. Weather-Cloudy. Sunday 7 A.
NJ, co.; T. NJ Go';S p. NJ, 67o; i'm, Gle.
eather-Rain. 'f3t ~, s.4i',.5zl
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
A ssIGNEE SALE g..
"a OF CLOTIIING.
AFTER EXERCISE.

On Wednesday. the aG,h day Of January. 1857, at
the Store Of ]. BRILLES, No. 1853 Main Street,
Wheeling, W. Va, a. 10 o'clock A. M, will sell to
the highest and best bidder the stock Of goods as
whole in bulk In said store assigned 10 me by said
Brf1les. I'LL 'r4 ',57f fl..s.'.i -
Just after the assignment 1t was invoced at
S0.l9l 30, and since that limo Si,s0G 90 have been
realized by sales Of part Of IT.. Sealed bids for
same Will be received 10 DO opened at time aud
bo received. ~ ) .l-l'.;s It.I + :,
TEAA' OF sALE-Onehalf or more, II the buyer
desires. in sh; balance In six months with inter.
est and security approved. ~. 81. 55fi
ja20- 10 s. HORKHEIMER. Assignee.
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THE M'cAULL OPERA coMrANY,

Seats for the McCaull Opera Company
engagement at the Opera House to.mor
row and Wednesday evenings have beer
selling very rapidly at Banners, and only
few choice ones are left; thig. evening
will probably see the box sheet pretty
well marked oil. The audiences will be
two Of the most fashionable Of tho season,
and the excellence Of the company and
the operas Ia deserving OF them. There
are in the, company eleven principals,
twenty-six in the chorus and eight in the
orchestra, which will be reinforced by ten
piecas from the Opera House orchestra.
So, complete company and orchestra has
not been seen here since Haverly'a com.
pany gave Patience" - On BE-,
The operas to be given are both new
here. hThe Black Hussar" is announced
for tomorrow evening, and "'Falka" for
Wednesday. Millocker, whose music
grows wonderfully on one, has made 1.-THE
Black Hussar'''. one OF his most fascinating
compositions. The piece is bright, witty
and catchy, and withal clean In lis text
and wholesome in its tendencies. The
muic throughout is charming, and in
bona Of the heavier scores worthy OF
grand opera. 4 baritone song and chorus
is the first notable number. Then comes
the entrance of the Msgistrate'a daughter,
and the ensemble which leads up to the
prayer, and the waltz finale, one Of the
most striking and beautiful pieces Of
musical composition given in the range OF
comic opera. The topical song, .s'Read
tho Answer in the Stars. never fails to be
repeatedly encored, tygl - Il j. III.